DAY THIRTY: YOUTH REVIVAL

Welcome to day thirty!

It's still sharing life.

What do you think about the youth of our present generation?

I am a youth and probably, you are too.

What do you honestly think?

I find it hard to decipher between the youth of the world and those in Christ Jesus.

I do not dare to judge because judgement is by My Father the King alone.

I desire a move of God, strongly within the youth of this world.

WHY?

We are the future of our various countries and the world as a whole.

In the midst of the corruption caused by sin, I desire a youth that would stand in the midst of it all and say, "I STAND FOR TRUTH: I STAND FOR CHRIST".

Daddy must 'come to town' again.

The truth of the matter is, when a man is in Christ, surely, he is a new creation.

If Christians would be Christians, the world would be a safer place for all.

Lord Holy Spirit, please help us to wait on You so that You may kindle in us, your fire and zeal to live for You only.

In this generation where everything seems to be 'okay' for us, we ask that the Holy Spirit will grant us discernment to know that which is pleasing and displeasing in His sight.

In this era, where the desire for acceptance seems to be the order of the day, we receive the BOLDNESS to stand firm in our faith and to let our light shine so bright, to blot out the darkness peer influence brings upon us.

In this time, where celebrities have become our benchmark for success, we receive the Wisdom to follow the True Leader and Mentor, Jesus Christ and to strive to be like Him on this Earth.

Revival comes with preparedness.

ARE YOU READY FOR A REVIVAL?

Think about it.

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